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IEEE 802.1x check box

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In an effort to get my home network machines actually talking to each other
when the moon is NOT over the horizon, I came across this check box on the
wireless router, and also on the LAN properties window. Should I be using
that or not? Is it going to create ore problems. I am already using
WEP(128) on the network (got an old linksys 802.11b ethernet bridge that
doesn't support anything else).

Thanks!

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